(To learn about the tradition of the Christmas Elf please visit my post from last year)
a couple of choclate coins (classic); red, white and green M&Ms; a mini-book of fairy glitter stickers; a small toy fawn; green apple, pomegranate and cream soda Jelly Bellies; and a note which reads:
dear Symphony,
good job on your room! can you please ask your mom to do a better job on hers?
the Christmas Elf
That note is SO humiliating, but I guess that’s what I get for not keeping my room clean. I think that if I tidy up and Sym keeps up her good work the Christmas Elf just might make a return visit. Also, can we talk about how Symphony, upon waking up to find her shoes full of a bounty of toys and candy, LEFT IT THERE until I woke up and told her she could have some? How is one kid so well behaved???
this is so cute. i love the christmas elf idea.
It’ll be cuter when I clean my room and get shoes full of candy as well!
I love the ELF idea! I’m sharing it!
That’s why we’re not getting a damn elf. I’d get in more trouble than the boys!
It’s not even me- it’s my messy husband and his piles of comic books and dirty laundry! Remind me again why I married a teenage boy?
I love the Christmas Elf idea – so adorable. It’s even more adorable that she didn’t touch the candy! Well done raising that one!
I know, I heard her get up HOURS before I did so I was expecting to find her all sugared up and crazy. She still hasn’t even eaten all her candy!